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Monday ** 19 May 2008 ** Wrist exam

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Posted: Mon May 19th, 2008 09:30 am

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Good morning 3T!

Today I've got on my Solar/Atomic Casio Pathfinder 1300G ABC watch:

I'm was so pleased with the wrist shot, I spent Sunday retaking all my wristshots to make them better :D. They all turned out similarly good.

Posted: Mon May 19th, 2008 10:20 am

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Gregger wrote:

This is outstanding - do you know the movement? Most of the SWI's I have seen are chronos, I really like this simple dial... Excellent!

Posted: Mon May 19th, 2008 12:13 pm

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Posted: Mon May 19th, 2008 12:21 pm

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Watchstuff wrote: Gregger wrote:

This is outstanding - do you know the movement? Most of the SWI's I have seen are chronos, I really like this simple dial... Excellent!

Thanks! Yes Swiss ETA 2834-2. It's one of my fav's next to my Omega's...

Posted: Mon May 19th, 2008 12:26 pm

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Gregger wrote: Watchstuff wrote: Gregger wrote:

This is outstanding - do you know the movement? Most of the SWI's I have seen are chronos, I really like this simple dial... Excellent!

Thanks! Yes Swiss ETA 2834-2. It's one of my fav's next to my Omega's...
Gregger-- you sure that's not a 2836 what with the day/date and all....yahoo.gif

Posted: Mon May 19th, 2008 12:35 pm

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I really gotta stop posting my Balls on this site!

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Posted: Mon May 19th, 2008 12:39 pm

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Paxman wrote: Gregger wrote: Watchstuff wrote: Gregger wrote:

This is outstanding - do you know the movement? Most of the SWI's I have seen are chronos, I really like this simple dial... Excellent!

Thanks! Yes Swiss ETA 2834-2. It's one of my fav's next to my Omega's...
Gregger-- you sure that's not a 2836 what with the day/date and all....yahoo.gif
Mark a 2836 is also used for that complication config but that SWI there dose have the 2834-2 in it. I went after one and they sold out on me at the time. I was going for the brown dial. ;)

Posted: Mon May 19th, 2008 12:41 pm

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Skipdawg wrote: Paxman wrote: Gregger wrote: Watchstuff wrote: Gregger wrote:

This is outstanding - do you know the movement? Most of the SWI's I have seen are chronos, I really like this simple dial... Excellent!

Thanks! Yes Swiss ETA 2834-2. It's one of my fav's next to my Omega's...
Gregger-- you sure that's not a 2836 what with the day/date and all....yahoo.gif
Mark a 2836 is also used for that complication config but that SWI there dose have the 2834-2 in it. I went after one and they sold out on me at the time. I was going for the brown dial. ;)
My bad!!

My mind saw 2824. So what's the diff between a 2834 and 2836 in a nutshell?

Posted: Mon May 19th, 2008 01:03 pm

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Paxman wrote:
Mark a 2836 is also used for that complication config but that SWI there dose have the 2834-2 in it. I went after one and they sold out on me at the time. I was going for the brown dial. ;)
My bad!!

My mind saw 2824. So what's the diff between a 2834 and 2836 in a nutshell?
Not allot of difference both can be modded to do the same. But most of the time I see the 2834 it is used with day at 6 or 12 seperate from date often at 3 but some times at 6 if day is at 12. With the 2836 day date are most often set together at 3. But like I said both can be modded to do the same.

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